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Track the progress of Hurricane Hilary with the latest satellite and radar imagery, time-lapse loops, wind speeds, and rainfall amounts. Hilary is expected to weaken to a tropical storm or a weak Category 1 hurricane when it reaches Southern California this weekend. Rainfall amounts could exceed 10 inches in some areas with lower totals expected along the coast.

California doesn’t often see hurricanes due to the cooler coastal waters that do not provide the necessary heat energy for their development and intensification. However, these storms can form in the warmer waters of the Pacific Ocean further south and maintain their intensity as they move northward, which is the case with Hilary.

While California is not accustomed to hurricanes or tropical storms, it can still be affected by their remnants. The Golden State may experience heavy rainfall and localized flooding as a result.

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